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Prediction of Sears credit card receivables problems. Markowski tells Chicago newspaper reporter that Sears is not collecting its credit card receivables which Sears management denies. Six weeks later Sears shares collapse by over 50% and go to 10 year lows after Sears discloses credit card collection problems. |
Sep. 2002 |
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Predicted the bankruptcy of The Fleming Companies’ (NYSE listed) several months after Wall Street raised them $150 million. In early 2003, Fleming files for bankruptcy protection and is liquidated. |
Aug.
2002 |
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Markowski’s pick (Webex Communications) in Fortune Magazine’s 2004 Investor Guide was acquired by Cisco Systems for a gain of 200%. |
Dec.
2003 |
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Predicted sub prime mortgage problems for and told readers to avoid the shares of all five of the publicly traded brokerage firms in a September 2007, Equities Magazine article. By March of 2008 the shares for all five had hit multi year lows and the shares of Bear Stearns were down 95% after it announced that it was being bailed out by the Fed and J. P. Morgan |
Sep.
2007 |
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His 2006 pick (Infocrossing) for Equities Magazine’s “Favorites of the Famous” appreciates by 50% during 2006. It was subsequently acquired in 2007 for a total gain of 128%. |
Dec.
2005 |
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Tells Equities Magazine readers to avoid the shares of Amazon, Yahoo and Ebay and to purchase Priceline.com. In the nine month period ended March 1, 2008, the shares of all three he says to avoid go down and the shares of Priceline.com increase by 85%. |
June 2007 |
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Tells Wall Street Journal reporter that he noticed something strange about FedEx Corp.'s pension accounting and cash flow in its third quarter that led him to predict the company would lower earnings estimates two weeks before it did so. |
June 2003 |
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Predicted bankruptcy of NASDAQ listed Astropower when its shares were trading at $7.33. Astropower filed for bankruptcy in March 2004 and was liquidated. |
Sep.
2002 |
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Predicted bankruptcy of NASDAQ listed technology company, MCSI Systems when its shares were trading $6.31. MCSI filed for bankruptcy protect in 2003 and was liquidated. |
Sep.
2002 |
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Markowski tells Seattle newspaper reporter that the shares of supercomputer company, CRAY, Inc., are high risk and should be avoided. By July of 2004, Cray shares decline by 75%. |
Oct.
2003 |
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